After a week of turmoil in the Democratic primary, Bernie Sanders and Joe Biden sharpen their attacks on one another... and sharpen their focus on the key state of Michigan. At the same time, former candidate Elizabeth Warren's critical endorsement is still outstanding and her choice could swing the race. Join CNN Political Director David Chalian, CNN Senior Political Analyst John Avlon, and CNN Politics Reporter Greg Krieg as they analyze where the nomination goes from here.

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Elizabeth Warren ends her campaign, cementing a Joe Biden versus Bernie Sanders showdown. But her potential endorsement puts her in a powerful position in what has become an increasingly heated two-man race for the Democratic nomination. Join CNN political director David Chalian, CNN Senior Political Analyst Mark Preston, and Senior Writer Zach Wolf as they analyze how her decision could change the race.

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In a surprising second act to his South Carolina blowout win, Joe Biden's campaign is experiencing a much needed resurrection with his sweeping victories in the Super Tuesday states. Michael Bloomberg has since bowed out of the race and endorsed Biden. Join CNN political director David Chalian, CNN Chief Political Commentator Gloria Borger, and CNN senior Political Commentator David Axelrod as they analyze the new playing field.

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Today is Super Tuesday. 14 states and American Samoa will be voting in their democratic primary election, to determine whom they want as their Democratic nominee. With former mayor Michael Bloomberg on the ballot for the first time, and Joe Biden's recent endorsement sweep from former candidates, the stakes are high for the 5 candidates left in the race. Join CNN political director David Chalian, CNN political corespondent Arlette Saenz, and CNN senior Washington correspondent Jeff Zeleny for a look on what to expect today.

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In the aftermath of a blowout victory for Joe Biden in South Carolina, three candidates have since dropped out: former Mayor Pete Buttigieg, businessman Tom Steyer, and Senator Amy Klobuchar. Buttigieg and Klobuchar have since announced their plans to endorse Joe Biden, which means things are about to get very interesting tomorrow on Super Tuesday. Join CNN political director David Chalian, CNN political correspondent Abby Phillip, and CNN political commentator Karen Finney for an analysis of the new Democratic primary landscape.

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As Americans prepare to gather and vote in South Carolina and Super Tuesday states, CNN Senior Medical Correspondent Elizabeth Cohen explains how Coronavirus could affect daily lives while CNN White House reporter John Harwood shares what President Trump is going to do about it.

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In a final series of townhalls before South Carolina votes in its democratic primary, Joe Biden, Elizabeth Warren, Amy Klobuchar and Michael Bloomberg had some one-on-one face time with potential voters. Bloomberg defended his party-switching history, and Warren fired shots at Bernie Sanders for trying to rewrite the convention rules. Join CNN political director David Chalian, CNN Washington correspondent Ryan Nobles, and CNN senior writer Zach Wolf for a breakdown of the campaigns' strategies going into Super Tuesday.

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With the tenth debate of the election cycle in the books, it's fair to say not a single candidate held back in South Carolina. Bookended by the two billionaires on stage, former mayor Michael Bloomberg and businessman Tom Steyer, the debate ensued into what was often a scrappy shouting match as candidates tried to land their best punches. This debate, a mere few days before South Carolina's primary, was critical. CNN chief political correspondent Dana Bash joins CNN political director David Chalian for a deep-dive on the fight for the South Carolina primary.

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Senator Bernie Sanders has the frontrunner target on his back - and his repeated comments underscoring positive programs in the Castro regime are giving his opponents ample fodder for criticism. How will Sanders handle increased scrutiny in tonight's debate? And will former mayor Mike Bloomberg rebound from a damaging performance last week? CNN political director David Chalian and CNN political reporter Dan Merica discuss a high-stakes week in South Carolina.

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It's the most important week and a half of the Democratic race: a debate, CNN townhalls, the South Carolina primary, then Super Tuesday. Is Senator Bernie Sanders running away with the nomination or will his rivals successfully paint him as an 'inflexible' ideologue? And can key endorsements revive former Vice President Joe Biden's momentum? CNN political director David Chalian makes sense of the rapidly evolving 2020 race with CNN senior Washington correspondent Jeff Zeleny.

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